Careers : Who We Are : Lutheran Child and Family Services of Indiana/Kentucky, Inc.

Maintenance Technician

Job Summary
Maintenance employees are responsible for maintaining an environment of care which provides a safe and functional treatment facility for patients, visitors, staff and physicians. Ensures all critical, life safety and equipment systems are maintained to efficient operational readiness.

Essential Functions (Job Duties):

Troubleshoots and repairs a broad variety of doors, key fob, equipment and systems
Performs preventive maintenance on equipment and systems
Operates a broad variety of equipment and systems
Performs construction tasks for furnishings, equipment and systems
Maintains an attitude of self-direction and works toward completing department goals and objectives
Responsible for maintenance parts and material inventory to ensure maintenance functions can be completed
Pursues educational improvements and provides training on procedures, equipment and system operations
Maintains acceptable attendance and tardiness standards
Works to ensure the department provides high quality cost effective maintenance support for our programs
Serves as a maintenance source to monitor the operating status and condition of equipment and systems
Responds to customer needs concerning HVAC systems or operations and communicates with supervisors
Maintains and completes maintenance work orders on a daily basis
The functions & tasks listed in this document are not meant to be all encompassing or a complete list of duties, but rather an overview of primary functions.

Working Expectations:

· Full-time hourly position, 40 hours per week

· Choice between consistent schedule of (4) 10-hour shifts (Mon/Tue/Wed/ Sat) 12:00 pm - 10:30 pm OR (5) 8-hour shifts (Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur/Sat)

· Maintains acceptable attendance and tardiness standards

· Works in a professional manner in actions and dress, providing service to others in a willing courteous manner

· Always communicates with patients, department staff and visitors using acceptable rules of hospitality

· Maintains proper uniform and appearance displaying pride in self and in all tasks and work performed

· Always tries to meet the priorities and needs of the maintenance department customers

REQUIRED: Must be at least 21 years of age. Full criminal & DCS background check local and federal. If you have any Felonies or more than 4 misdemeanors you would not qualify for this position per the requirements of our DCS contract.

Experience, Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

· Six months minimum experience in electrical, mechanical or related maintenance experience

· Ability to work effectively within a team environment

· Good oral and written communications skills – including reading and writing skills at a high school graduate level.

· Knowledge of basic hand and power tools

· Working knowledge of maintenance principles, theories and operations.

Physical Requirements:
Constant - (67-100% of day; 200 plus per day; 1 per 30 sec): Walking
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Standing
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Pushing (Carts, wheelchairs, etc)
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Pulling (Carts, wheelchairs, etc)
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Work above shoulders
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Repetitive arm movement
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Reaching Overhead
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Reaching Forward
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Wrist & Forearm Pronation / Supination
Frequent - (34-66% of day; 67-200 per day; 1 per 5 min): Lifting and carrying - under 10 lbs
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Sitting
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Bending Forward
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Bending Sideways
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Climbing
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Grasping
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Twisting at waist
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Reaching Rear
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Reaching Side
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Squatting
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Kneeling
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Crawling
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): May drive between worksites
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Lifting and carrying - 10 - 20 lbs
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Lifting and carrying - 20 - 30 lbs
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Lifting and carrying - 30 - 40 lbs
Occasional - (1-33% of day; 1-66 per day; 1 per 15 min): Lifting and carrying - over 40 lbs